Creative Portfolio Website

[Glen Montgomery]

You might want to look into cargo collective. I don’t think you can upload your own site layout though, I think you have to use one of their themes. A free WordPress account could do a lot for you but you lose out on the custom URL aspect. In terms of free for non-profit resources I am at a loss. Hosting is pretty cheap though, I think I am only paying three bucks a month for 10 GB of storage.

Editor / Motion Graphics Artist, Denver CO
https://coldpost.tv/

[Fernando Mol]

I use VIMEO, I like the community there.

Also, you can store your videos on Youtube (you must, anyway) and embed them in a wordpress site.

I hope this helps

[Grant Wilber]

If you just google ‘free web hosting’ theres a lot of sites out there that will provide it. They might run kinda slow so it’s best keep them simple and link video through vimeo or youtube. When I first started and didn’t wanna pay for hosting I used one of those sites. You might have to sign up to a few of them til you find one that works for you.

Also if you have TV the provider might give you web hosting space. I had cable and for a little while had my site running on that.

[R. Alan ingalls]

If you are really serious about your work, it might pay to spend a little money on good, reliable hosting. Find an available domain you like (probably your name for a portfolio site, most likely it’s not already taken), but the domain (Domain.com or GoDaddy.com) for a bout 10 bucks a year. Get yourself some hosting from HostGator.com for about $8 a month or $80 a year (you get a bit of discount for paying yearly). Surely, you can’t spend $90-$100 a YEAR for a good web host and web address. Most people spend that a month on their cell phone bill!